Ravensmama
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I'm Sioux. I think my grandma said Cheyenne River Sioux? She's full blood. My dad claims he has Cherokee but my mom doesn't believe him.
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What tribe are you?
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PastorMikeJ
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cristianna
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My bio-mother is full blooded Inuit. It is said she was born on a reservation. I think their names were Smallfoot or something along those lines... Littlefoot maybe?
She actually looks like she came straight out of a National Geographic movie or magazine, but I take after my full blooded Irish father.
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I only have a little Indian in me. In order to avoid being stoned I will save Cherokee for last 
Shawnee, Potawanami, Powattan, and yes, Cherokee It is fun to say. I don't know what other tribes, but I think there are one or two more. My great grandma was full blooded Indian.
Shawnee, Potawanami, Powattan, and yes, Cherokee It is fun to say. I don't know what other tribes, but I think there are one or two more. My great grandma was full blooded Indian.
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I'm Comanche- one half. My birth father is Comanche. My birth mother was Irish.
I only read the first 4 pages, but I didn't see any Comanches listed.
I only read the first 4 pages because this is only my second post here and I wanted to read some other threads. Also, it's getting late and I have to get up for work in the morning.
Be blessed,
Roberta
I only read the first 4 pages, but I didn't see any Comanches listed.
I only read the first 4 pages because this is only my second post here and I wanted to read some other threads. Also, it's getting late and I have to get up for work in the morning.
Be blessed,
Roberta
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heavensworthit
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One of my friends assumed I was Inuit because I lived there for 13 years and have darker hair and eyes...But no, no tribes in me...Love you folk! I think I'm the only Inuk in the whole forum! I haven't come across any Inuit yet. God bless you and may the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ bless you richly as you fill the forum with His presence in Jesus' Wonderful Name!
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Typical Heinz 57 here! I'm Russian German, Welsh, English, Dutch, Swiss...but no American Indian. My husband however IS. He's a card carrying member of the Assiniboine tribe, Redbottom Clan. He's also at least 1/2 German.I, an intruder from the other side of the 'pond', would like to ask y'all a question, if I may: According to my understanding the greatest minority in the States are the German-americans. Americans have more German "blood" or ancestry than any other single country in the world. After the Germans come the Irish then the others...etc. Now my question is this: how come y'all have Indian-blood, Irish-blood, English-blood, Welsh, Italian, Asian... etc...etc, but none of you, not even one has got German ancestry? Is that just an amazing coincidence?
So imagine my children! My son has been given a tribal name...Hoto Manea it means walking growling bear. My daughter has yet to be given a name...in Gods time. My husband needs to have his updated. His was given to him the day he was born...Little Pony (don't know the Lakota translation).
So you see there are a few out there!
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